JSI Tip 8627. Tweakomatic.

One of the most popular pieces of software Microsoft has ever released is TweakUI, easily the most impressive PowerToy in the Microsoft Windows® collection. To quote from Microsoft.com, “This PowerToy gives you access to system settings that are not exposed in the Windows XP default user interface, including mouse settings, \[Windows\] Explorer settings, taskbar settings, and more.” Obviously, this is the sort of thing people want. Since the first version of PowerToys was released for Windows 95, hundreds of thousands of people have downloaded and used TweakUI. In fact, if you haven’t had the time to download TweakUI yet, we highly recommend that you do. We’ll wait.

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